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Fork of 2 budhas

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SSiva Kishore Reddy
Last edited Oct 13, 2024
Created on Oct 13, 2024
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This visualization renders a stylized Buddha figure as a dark SVG path on a black background, layered beneath a dense field of semi-transparent colored circles generated from nested array mappings. The React component uses ReactDOM to draw the SVG elements, while the Buddha path is defined through detailed coordinate data and transformed with a scale and translate operation. The circles are positioned using random values multiplied by array indices, creating an organic, particle-like scattering effect around the central figure.

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